Orioles re-sign one role player, lose another
Outfielder Craig Gentry has signed a minor-league deal with an invitation to spring training.
Outfielder Craig Gentry has signed a minor-league deal with an invitation to spring training.
The 270-game winner received 63.5 percent of the vote, up from 51.8 percent last year.
Austin Hays made his major league debut last September after a breakout 2017 season.
Miguel Gonzalez signing a cheap one-year deal with the White Sox is the latest bullet point making Orioles fans shake their heads.
In a pivotal winter for the organization, the Orioles are showing no evidence of a clear direction.
Only 15 players were selected by the 29 other clubs in this year’s Rule 5 draft.
Rumors are rampant about the All-Star third baseman who’s less than a year away from free agency.
The 22-year-old is the organization’s fastest-rising talent after hitting 32 home runs between two levels in 2017.
A blistering August offense has cooled off and the bullpen had to pitch 15 innings in two wins.
Signed to a minor-league deal in the spring, Pedro Alvarez hit 26 home runs at Triple-A Norfolk.
Bundy became the second pitcher in Orioles history to record a one-hit shutout with 12 or more strikeouts.
Dylan Bundy turned in one of his most impressive performances of the season before running into trouble in the seventh inning.
A disappointing 4-6 road trip pushed the Orioles back to three games below .500.
The recently-acquired Tim Beckham gave the Orioles a jolt over a successful homestand.
Dan Duquette said the market didn’t develop the way that he’d hoped for closer Zach Britton.
All-Star second baseman Jonathan Schoop drove in a run for the seventh consecutive game.
Receiving plenty of run support, Dylan Bundy settled in nicely after a rocky start to his outing.
Two-time All-Star closer Zach Britton is reportedly among the players now available to other clubs.
The Orioles are on their way to being sellers with the worst run differential in the American League.
The 25-year-old provided the first extra-base hit of the night and scored the first run in the AL’s 2-1 win.
After developing in the shadow of high-profile teammates, the 25-year-old has broken out in 2017.
Mychal Givens escaped a bases-loaded jam in the sixth and turned in 1 2/3 scoreless innings.
Jonathan Schoop is having a career year, but the American League has a slew of quality second basemen.
Where does the current pitching ineptitude rank among the worst stretches of Orioles history?
Wade Miley turned in the latest poor pitching performance in the Orioles’ collision course with history.
After a successful sim game, O’Day could be activated from the disabled list as early as Friday.
The Orioles set an American League record by giving up five or more runs for the 16th straight game.
The Orioles shortstop suffered a non-displaced fracture and will not need to undergo surgery.
The veteran infielder was hit on the right wrist in the fourth inning and left the game two innings later.
The Orioles lineup made life miserable for Adam Wainwright and the Cardinals bullpen Saturday.
Right-hander Mike Wright was placed on the 10-day disabled list with right shoulder bursitis on Friday.
Jimmy Yacabonis couldn’t throw strikes in relief of Chris Tillman in a fateful sixth inning.
The first baseman left Monday’s game in Chicago with a strained right oblique.
Alec Asher gave up the grand slam that blew the game wide open in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Kevin Gausman gave up seven earned runs and walked six in 3 1/3 innings.
The 33-year-old allowed seven runs, 11 hits, two home runs, and four walks in just five innings.
The veteran setup man has been dealing with a shoulder issue off and on since last season.
The Orioles third baseman was spiked by Pittsburgh’s Andrew McCutchen in the second inning.
Adam Jones’s alert baserunning set up Mark Trumbo to drive in the winning run.
The 27-year-old had been acquired from the New York Yankees for cash considerations.